“Expect everyone to do the same”: Patrick Beverley demands high standard from Milwaukee Bucks teammates after impressive debut

Milwaukee Bucks' new signing Patrick Beverley has stated that he expects everyone to keep a high standard after starring on his debut for the franchise.

The 35-year-old, who plays as a point guard, recently moved from the Philadelphia 76ers. He made his debut against the Charlotte Hornets where he ended up scoring six points in just 12 minutes on the court.

Talking after the match, Beverley was pleased with his performance in his debut match for the Bucks and stated that he expects all his teammates to keep a high standard for the rest of the season.

"The way I go about things, I'm not going to make everyone happy," he said. "I'm going to upset some people. I hold myself to a high standard and I expect everyone else to do the same.

"My approach is very strong until you get to know me. But once you get to know me you understand, the only thing he does is want to win."

His new teammate Damian Lillard was also full of praise for Beverley and stated that he brings edge and experience to the Bucks side.

"He brought energy, he brought edge and just experience," he said. "There were times where he just kind of directed some actions offensively ... defensively in the huddle, he knows who he is, he knows what he brings to a team and he's not shy about it. You heard his voice the moment he walked in."